Embark on your van conversion journey with the Promaster Van Flooring Kit, a pivotal element in crafting the perfect home on wheels. As the foundational layer of your project, this kit serves as more than just a floor—it's your shield against road noise, a pillar of rigidity for your entire build, and a reliable insulator ensuring a cozy and quiet haven inside your van. Transforming your van into a home on wheels demands quality, and the Promaster Van Flooring Kit stands out as the premier choice for discerning van life enthusiasts. Our kit is more than just a floor—it's a carefully engineered solution designed to elevate your van conversion experience. With a load-bearing birch subfloor our flooring kit provides unparalleled durability, ensuring it can withstand the rigors of life on the road. The panels, cut-to-fit for your specific model, offer seamless integration and lock together effortlessly, saving you time and effort during installation. Whether you prefer an adhered or screwed application, our kit allows you to customize your build. The CNC precision-cut floor not only adds a touch of sophistication but also contributes to the overall structural integrity of your mobile haven. With a commitment to quality and innovation, the Promaster Van Flooring Kit is your trusted companion in crafting a van conversion that combines comfort, durability, and style. Choose excellence—choose the Promaster Van Flooring Kit for a van life adventure. Now that you have found the perfect base for your van conversion check out our Promaster Wall Panel Kits and Ceiling Kit for the complete look! Note: Top layer of laminate, lonseal, or Tec2 is Not Included. Features Robust Construction: Our kit includes a 3/4" load-bearing birch insulation frame and a 1/2" Led-bearing birch subfloor for durability and resilience on every road you travel. Load-Bearing Birch Insulation Frame: A pocketed subfloor base with openings for insulation to be stuffed into. This is also an alternating dovetail assembly with beams coinciding with the ribs on the factory floor of the vehicle. Customizable Panels: The subfloor comes in 3 or 4 (model-dependent) easy-to-handle 48" x 76" panels, cut-to-fit for seamless integration into your van space. Effortless Assembly: The floor panels ingeniously lock together in a dovetail pattern, facilitating a hassle-free installation process. No need for complicated modifications—these panels are designed to be drop-in ready. Versatile Installation: Choose between adhering or screwing the panels directly into your van's floor, providing flexibility based on your preferences and needs. Wheel Well Compatibility: The subfloor features CNC relief cuts on the underside, ensuring a perfect fit around higher elevation wheel wells and optimizing space without compromising quality. Materials Subfloor: Birch Plywood Insulation Frame: Birch Plywood What's Included Insulation Frame (3/4" Load-Bearing Birch) Subfloor (1/2" Load-Bearing Birch) L-Track + Fasteners (Adventure Floor) Flooring Types Standard Floor: 3/4" Insulation Frame + 1/2" Subfloor + Installation Hardware. Lonseal/2Tec2 is not included. Adventure Floor: 3/4" Insulation Frame + 1/2" Subfloor + (2) rows integrated L-Track + Installation Hardware. L-Track is always 48" long in the garage area of the build. The L-Tracks are anchored in place with threaded inserts on the underside of the insulation frame and spaced 6.5" apart from center to center. L-Track placement and/or quantity can be modified per customer request for a customization fee. This L-Track is for gear only, not for seats. Specs Size: 1"H x 70"W x 80"-150"LWeight: 120-250lbs Compatibility Compatible with Promaster 159" DIY Installation Installation Difficulty: Medium | 2 peopleInstallation Time: 2-3 Hours | 3 days curing timeTools Needed: Power Drill *All Serg Supply items are Made to Order. There are NO REFUNDS on their products. FAQs How does the subfloor get installed? While the included fasteners are sufficient, the addition of contact cement is recommended. We use SikaFlex 221 to install our flooring kits without fasteners. If using epoxy- how much do I need? We've seen a gallon as more than plenty for the Promaster 159
